I hope people like the film. Despite the quality, it doesn't seem to have gained any traction, even on r/conspiracy, which is tragic.

I feel like you could actually show this film to "lone-gunman-Oswald" normies. There is nothing remotely antisemetic in it. It's a carefully laid out "cui bono?" argument. If it were a story about any other 2 countries, other than Israel and the USA, they'd probably find it interesting / well argued, but not shocking or "antisemetic" - just a run of the mill historical assassination conspiracy.

I think Guyenot makes a great point when he says that revealing Israel's involvement in these 2 assassinations is key to waking normies up about the true course of modern history, especially in America.

Also he points out that the line the main stream "conspiracizing" refuses to cross is going beyond blaming just the CIA or Mafia; attention needs to be paid to who within the CIA (James Jesus Angleton) and Mafia (Jack Rubenstein, Meyer Lansky, Jewish Mafia), why they did what they did, and where their allegiances truely lay.